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07/06/17

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Originally posted by Wonganella ↑

Give up the nonsense Lapdog. Stop peddling furphies.

The only people being attacked on public transport or anywhere else is in the context of this discussion are in fact people being attacked by Muslims like the Greek Orthodox lad travelling with his girlfriend on a train in Sydney a short month or two ago , the lad confronted for wearing a crucifix that crucifix then torn off him as he was taunted and menaced.

The violence like the violence we have seen on our streets with rampant Middle Eastern gun crime and like that we have seen in Australia on our beaches is all one - way.

The antagonists are Middle Eastern Muslims.

Just as in Melbourne the antagonists and the criminals attacking people in the crime wave are Black Africans.

That is what happens when a Western nation lets the third world in.

Give up the deceit Lapdog. I'll ride with you LOL.

As for Bolt, he is no lapdog nor is he a mouthpiece for any except for the people of Australia who in massive and overwhelming numbers think and say exactly what Bolt does.

Bolt is speaking up not for any vested commercial interest as you suggest but in fact he is speaking up for Australia, for our way of life, for Western Civilisation. Why would anyone like yourself or any others be hostile to that if they were not themselves sick.

Bolt speaks for millions and he reveals with in crystalline form the character and identity of those hostile to us.

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Bolt speaks for Murdoch Rinhart and the Jewish lobby. He's a traitor to the Australian people.
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